Winchester Evening Star Reflections On Faith Post 1957
The Winchester Evening Star quotes John 3 16 with a note of daily presence by over 40 000 readers under editor Hh F Byrd Jr as of October 21 1957. The paper proclaims a long standing establishment since 1896 and notes absence of Sunday issues.
New York University Study Illuminates Alcoholism Factors
A three year study at New York University's Brooklyn Medical Center examines how alcoholism alters physiology and hormones, contributing to chronic fatigue and irritability. It notes liver damage partly drives these changes and that tranquilizers may correct some abnormalities, while public awareness grows that alcoholism is an illness.
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New York University
Brooklyn Medical
Technics
Alcoholics Anonymous
York
We Picture Her There in Williamsburg With Queen Elizabeth
The writer envisions Queen Elizabeth visiting Williamsburg Virginia a symbolic moment linking liberty and English heritage. The piece lauds the colonial capital restored with Rockefeller support and highlights George Wythe house as a symbol of law and liberty. Churchill is noted as a past award recipient for defending liberty.
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Williamsboro
Great Britain
Williamsburg
Elizabeth
Rockefeller
America
Governor's Palace
House of Burgesses
George Wythe
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Winston Churchill
Defenders of Liberty
Queen Elizabeth
Disappearing Distance and the Reach of Man
A reflective piece traces how distance shrinks with automation and flight from 50 miles to interplanetary scope. It weighs how memory and hope frame far away as tech reduces travel time, notes visual ranges at various altitudes, and questions future human reach beyond Earth.
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United States
Bull Lytton
Earth
Definition of Far Away Relies on Perspective in Observation
The text questions how one defines far away noting that visibility of stars and celestial bodies with the naked eye has always been possible for him. It implies that far away is defined by the describer’s location and not an absolute point, suggesting relativity in spatial terms.
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Earth
Minnie
Editorial Digest from Daily Newspapers
A concise roundup of the most engaging editorials selected from forty newspapers arriving at the office. Highlights comments on current events, policy debates, and public concerns reflected across multiple publication voices.
On What Meat Doth This Caesar Feed
An op ed argues the 1954 Supreme Court ruling aided liberty by exposing centralized power. It condemns federal overreach, cites Little Rock, and urges cutting the bloated federal budget to reduce taxation and government reach.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Little Rock
Federal Treasury
Caesar
Chenasr
Five Years Ago in Star 1952 Mountain Falls Man Kills Fox
From the Files of the Star recounts T. & Cooper of Mountain Falls choking a fox to death after a bite to both legs. The article notes rabies testing and other local notices including appointments, directors, and events in Winchester and Charlottesville.
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T. & Cooper
Mountain Falls
Mal
Luray
Navy
Lewis
Korea
Diener
Jimmy Grayson
Ernest Grayson
North
Fire Threat Fended Off at Berryville Bank Cashier Home
The home of James W. Poley, cashier of the First National Bank of Berryville, faced destruction by fire but was saved by timely neighbor R D Hardest. The Friendship Fire company reel team recently received new sweaters for the parade. Guests T J Lindamood Edward Washburn and Thomas of McKeesport Pa visited Mr Lindamood in this city.
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James W. Poley
First National Bank of
Berryville
R.D. Hardest
Friendship Fire Company
T. J. Lindamood
Edward Washburn
Mr .Thomas
McKeesport
Mr. Lindamood
Many Officials Quit Republican Revolt in the South
A wave of GOP resignations shakes Southern leadership amid discontent with Eisenhower and civil rights policy. Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Texas see defections while Virginia holds. Observers warn the South may drift to Democrats as Taft Republicans clash with newer GOP strains.
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South
G.O.P
Eisenhower
F. A. Teague
Arkansas House of Representatives
Little Rock
Margaret Twiggs
GOP
Georgia
Ske
Florida
Louisiana
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Nixon
Knowland
Alabama
Mississippi
Filius S. Rubin
Dade County
Fla
Young Republican Club
Miami
Mobile
Ala
Keaton Hardy
Washington
Meade Alcorn
G.O P
Brooksville
A.S. Eppelle
Hernando County
Orlando
Dixie Barber
Tampa
William C
Jacksonville
Republican Club
Arkansas
Uais
Dixie
Roy Ives
B L. Nootin
Gadsden
Victor A. Rule
Taft Republicans
Florence
8. C
WN. Gause
Republican Party
Bob Taft
Doctor speaks on acne lotion promising relief
Dr Herman N Bundesen reports a hydrocortisone combination lotion from the Journal of the American Medical Women’s Association shows good results in acne treatment. Tests by Dr Beatrice H Kuhm in Charleston V A found 44 percent excellent and 46 percent good responses, with some cases using surgery or UV light alongside the lotion.
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Herman N. Bundesen
Daily Mail
Journal of the American Medical Women’s Association
Beatrice H. Kuhm
Charleston
Strength For The Day By FARL DOTGLASS
Back at work now. The summer vacation a thing of the past. To tal up assets and abilities. Was it worthwhile. Vacations cost time money and energy. We ought to.
The Worry Clinic on remarriage for widows and widowers
Dr. George W Crane counsels Minnie R. a 47 year old widow who wishes to remarry a 51 year old widower. He argues remarriage benefits emotional health finances and social life, noting opposition from a daughter and urging practical steps including obtaining his booklet.
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Minnie
America
George W. Crane
Minnie R
Contacors
Adam
Was Your Vacation Well Spent This Year
The piece discusses how vacation should empty the mind and recharge the brain. It weighs factors like spending, time use, and energy, asking if readers enjoyed genuine detachment or overindulgence during six weeks away from work.
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz From 1945
Quiz results list daily scoring by questions and averages with labels like Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. The text previews a page 2 answer key and includes questions about postwar purpose of a point system and ancient world wonders. It also asks Bible related questions and hints at a Cassandra reference.
Pen Knife Sharpening Recounted Before Fountain Pen
In early times before the fountain pen, people used feathers for writing and sharpened the feather points with a knife. The practice passed into memory as a point of pen making and everyday writing tools.
Quiz on Historical Terms and Quotes
The questions cover a Greek city a prophetess a canned term for castrated roosters and the authorship of I Love You Truly plus Coolidge era cabinet head Herbert Hoover. Also asks if whisky is an antidote for snake bite and if accord implies harmony and asks for a common form of a John Gower proverb about companions in misery.
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Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
John Gower
Apples in Storage Fifth Less Than '56, Service Says
Appalachian Apple Service Martinsburg W V reports holdings of fresh apples in 20 cold storages across Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania total 1 441 999 bushels as of October 15 down 19 percent from 1 768 100 last year. Indicated movem ent to market is very good with Europe desert apple output down 40 percent.
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Appalachian Apple Service
Martinsburg
W.va
Apple Service
Apple
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Northwest
New England
Michigan
New York
Europe
Windsor firefighter raffle yields two prizes and a plan to sell
Ed Dudley president of the Windsor Antique Car Club accepted a gleaming 1957 car as first prize in the Windsor firefighters Benefit Fund raffle. He said he would sell the new car and keep his 1904 model as he drives away with his award.
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Windsor
Windsor Firefighters’ Benefit Fund
Ed Dudley
Windsor Antique Car Club
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